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Volunteers Needed To Help Keep Holiday Food Pantry Services Running

Dallas, TXLocal News

CitySquare is urgently looking for volunteers to support its holiday food pantry services as demand for food assistance rises within the community. The organization has put significant effort into planning, allowing it to continue providing essential services throughout the holiday season. Despite these preparations, CitySquare has indicated that more volunteers are needed to meet the growing needs of families facing food insecurity. This call for support underscores the importance of community engagement during the holidays, a time when many families struggle to put food on the table. Volunteers play a vital role in ensuring that no one goes hungry during this festive period.

CitySquare encourages individuals and groups to participate and contribute to this crucial effort. Interested volunteers can learn more about opportunities available through CitySquare's outreach programs. By coming together, the community can make a meaningful difference in the lives of those in need during the holiday season.

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